Beautiful screensaver like iPhone 6s.
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Nothing is more mesmerizing about the refreshed iPhone 6s than "live wallpaper"? Owners got the ability to set animated pictures by default iPhone 6s and 6s Plus... The brotherhood of jailbreak supporters does not agree with such inequality and today we will install "live wallpapers" on any iPhoneoperating room iOS systems 9.
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To enable "live wallpaper" we need to install a tweak LiveWallEnabler... It is not included in the list of standard Cydia store repositories, and therefore on the tab Sources you need to add the following resource: repo.fortysixandtwo.com.
Immediately after installation, a new category of screensavers will appear in the item - Live... When you try to open this collection, you will encounter the following message:
Despite installing the utility LiveWallEnabler, the wallpaper collection itself must be installed separately. The application offers to switch to cloud service Mega and download the collection there, but the need to register and then install the deb package can be difficult. That is why, having previously downloaded the wallpaper, we will install it using the utility iFunBox and file manager iFile (if you wish, you can use another bundle).
Depending on which smartphone you are using (iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus), download the archive below using a stationary PC or laptop:
By pre-installing the utility iFunBox (Download from official site) Connect iPhone to computer. After iFunBox detects your smartphone, open the tab Main storage and drag the downloaded deb package there (the previously downloaded Livewallpaper file).
After graduation iPhone boot you can disable and proceed to install the deb package.
On your smartphone, run file manager iFile (repository: BigBoss) and open the directory: / var / mobile / Media / general_storage /
Tap on the installation package downloaded using iFunBox, select Installer and wait for the installation to complete.
Installation of "live wallpaper" is over.
Open up Settings - Wallpaper - Choose new wallpaper and enter the collection Live.
Choose any of the provided animated wallpapers and set to Lock screen... Now it is enough to touch the smartphone screen when unlocking, and the image will immediately greet you with beautiful animation.
Thanks to tweaks from the Cydia store, compared to the iPhone 6s / 6s Plus, the previous generation of Apple smartphones can.
Appeared in iPhone times 6s live wallpaper feature was popular for a while, after which everyone forgot about it. But in vain! After all, this is a great opportunity to diversify appearance lock screen, especially if you use the wallpaper of your choice.
With intoLive you can easily create these. To do this, you need a video, GIF or a series of photos, which the application will turn into live wallpapers. Here's how to do it.
1. First, you need to upload video to iPhone via Dropbox, iCloud Drive, built-in web server, iTunes or other method. If you have a Mac, AirDrop is the easiest way to drop your videos.
3. Select the desired fragment and set the duration of the wallpaper, then click the arrow in the upper right corner to continue.
4. Specify the number of loops for the video. IN demon paid version only one cycle can be set, but this is sufficient. Especially for story videos like.
5. We look at the resulting result and press the button “Save live photos”. In the paid version, you can also set the first frame.
That's all. All that remains is to set our wallpaper. To do this, open “Settings” → “Wallpaper” and select a video from the “Photo Live Photos” album. On the lock screen, it will look something like this.
Or like this. By the way, if you take frames from films, you'd better look for videos without black bars. They spoil the look a little, especially on devices with a white front panel.
As mentioned above, intoLive is available in regular and Pro versions, which is notable for the absence of ads, the ability to download files via USB and Wi-Fi, as well as the increased wallpaper duration and the choice of the first frame. I can say with confidence that you can get by with the free version.
On the iPhone, you can put any wallpaper, even the photos you have taken, can become live wallpaper. How to set live wallpapers on iPhone (5, 6, 7, 8, X, SE) and iPad?
There are two types of wallpapers that you can change. Screen wallpaper is the image that you see on your device's home screen behind your apps.
The second kind of wallpaper is on the lock screen. This is what you see when you turn on your iPhone, power button... You can use the same image in both cases, but you can also put different wallpapers.
How to set dynamic / live wallpapers for iPhone and iPad?
You must have the wallpaper you want to set. Take a photo or download a beautiful photo.
1. Once the image appears on your phone, go to main screen and press " Settings».
2. In the "Settings" section, go to " Wallpaper"(In iOS 11. If you are using an older iOS version, go to " Display and wallpaper"Or another similar name).
3. In "Wallpaper" you will see the current lock screen and wallpaper. To change one or both screens, click Choose new wallpaper».
4. Then you will see three types of wallpapers that are built into the iPhone, as well as all the photos stored on your iPhone. Click on any category to see the available wallpapers. Built-in options:
- Dynamic Is an animated wallpaper that was introduced in iOS 7.
- Frames - not movable wallpaper.
- Alive Is a live wallpaper, so a hard tap on it will play a short animation.
The categories of photos below are taken from your Photos app and should be fairly self-explanatory. Click the collection of photos containing the one you want to use.
When you find an image you want to use, tap it. If it's a photo, you can move the photo or scale it by enlarging it. This will change how the image is displayed when it is a wallpaper (if it is one of the built-in wallpapers, you cannot enlarge or adjust it). When you have the photo the way you want it, click Install (or Cancel if you change your mind).
Then choose if you want an image for your home screen, lock screen, or both. Choose the option you prefer, or click Cancel if you change your mind.
The image is now yours iPhone wallpaper... If you set it like background picture, press the home button and you will see it under your apps. If you are using it on the lock screen, lock your phone and then press the button to wake it up and you will see the new wallpaper.
How to use Live Photos as wallpaper on iPhone?
To somehow revive iPhone screen 6s can be set as wallpaper images taken using Live Photos. But first you need to create them.
To set wallpaper:
Step 1. Launch the Photos app on your device.
Step 4. At the bottom of the screen, 2 lines with options will appear. Scroll down to the right to the Set as Wallpaper icon. Click on it.
Step 5. From the 3 options that appear: Screensaver, Perspective and Live Photo, select Live Photo (before clicking the Set button, you can adjust the photo by moving it and changing the scale).
Step 6. Click the Install icon. 3 options reappear: Lock Screen, Home Screen, or Both Screens.
Step 7. Choose any of the options.
Done. Your live photo will appear on the selected screen. Like Live Wallpapers, Live Photos will not work on the Home screen.
The live wallpaper function, which appeared back in the days of the iPhone 6s, was popular for a while, after which everyone forgot about it. But in vain! After all, this is a great opportunity to diversify the appearance of the lock screen, especially if you use the wallpaper to your taste.
With intoLive you can easily create these. To do this, you need a video, GIF or a series of photos, which the application will turn into live wallpapers. Here's how to do it.
1. First, you need to upload video to iPhone via Dropbox, iCloud Drive, built-in web server, iTunes or other method. If you have a Mac, AirDrop is the easiest way to drop your videos.
3. Select the desired fragment and set the duration of the wallpaper, then click the arrow in the upper right corner to continue.
4. Specify the number of loops for the video. In the free version, you can install only one cycle, but this is quite enough. Especially for story videos like.
5. We look at the resulting result and press the button “Save live photos”. In the paid version, you can also set the first frame.
That's all. All that remains is to set our wallpaper. To do this, open “Settings” → “Wallpaper” and select a video from the “Photo Live Photos” album. On the lock screen, it will look something like this.
Or like this. By the way, if you take frames from films, you'd better look for videos without black bars. They spoil the look a little, especially on devices with a white front panel.
As mentioned above, intoLive is available in regular and Pro versions, which is notable for the absence of ads, the ability to download files via USB and Wi-Fi, as well as the increased wallpaper duration and the choice of the first frame. I can say with confidence that you can get by with the free version.
The live wallpaper function, which appeared back in the days of the iPhone 6s, was popular for a while, after which everyone forgot about it. But in vain! After all, this is a great opportunity to diversify the appearance of the lock screen, especially if you use the wallpaper to your taste.
With intoLive you can easily create these. To do this, you need a video, GIF or a series of photos, which the application will turn into live wallpapers. Here's how to do it.
1. First, you need to upload video to iPhone via Dropbox, iCloud Drive, built-in web server, iTunes or other method. If you have a Mac, AirDrop is the easiest way to drop your videos.
3. Select the desired fragment and set the duration of the wallpaper, then click the arrow in the upper right corner to continue.
4. Specify the number of loops for the video. In the free version, you can install only one cycle, but this is quite enough. Especially for story videos like.
5. We look at the resulting result and press the button “Save live photos”. In the paid version, you can also set the first frame.
That's all. All that remains is to set our wallpaper. To do this, open “Settings” → “Wallpaper” and select a video from the “Photo Live Photos” album. On the lock screen, it will look something like this.
Or like this. By the way, if you take frames from films, you'd better look for videos without black bars. They spoil the look a little, especially on devices with a white front panel.
As mentioned above, intoLive is available in regular and Pro versions, which is notable for the absence of ads, the ability to download files via USB and Wi-Fi, as well as the increased wallpaper duration and the choice of the first frame. I can say with confidence that you can get by with the free version.
